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Aberdeen councilman suing Monroe County, sheriff’s department for wrongful confinement

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2024-05-10 17:30:05

SUMMARY: Aberdeen, Mississippi city councilman Nicholas Holliday is suing Monroe County and the sheriff’s department for alleged Fourth Amendment rights violations. He filed a lawsuit after being held at the Monroe County jail for hours during a December incident. Holliday was at a store called the Gas Station when deputies conducted a search warrant, leading to the arrest of the former mayor, the owner’s wife, and two employees for selling THC-laced substances. Despite no crime on his part, Holliday claims he was unjustly detained and questioned, prompting the lawsuit for wrongful confinement.

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CBSB: Mississippi State obliterates No. 20 Southern Miss to split midweek series

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www.supertalk.fm – Ben Milam – 2025-03-05 20:31:00

SUMMARY: Mississippi State (8-4) dominated No. 20 Southern Miss (9-4) in an 18-3 victory that ended early due to the mercy rule. MSU took control early with two runs in the first and never looked back. Southern Miss managed only three runs across four innings, while MSU exploded for a season-high 18 runs, 20 hits, and five home runs. Key performances came from Noah Sullivan, Ace Reese, and Nolan Stevens. Chase Hungate earned his first win, while Southern Miss’ pitching staff struggled. Mississippi State will face Queens University next, while Southern Miss will play UNC-Wilmington.

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Mississippi State researchers granted $630,000 to tackle ham mites

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2025-03-05 16:23:00

SUMMARY: The federal government has awarded $630,000 to researchers at Mississippi State’s Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station to improve food quality and safety in specialty dry-cured ham by combating the ham mite, Tryophagus putrescentiae. Led by Wes Schilling, the research team is testing three control methods: a biodegradable cellulose film made from food-safe nanoparticles, various fumigants, and UV-C traps. A cost-benefit analysis of each treatment will be conducted. Collaborating with the team are experts from Kansas State University and local ham producers. Managing mite infestations is essential for the profitability of small, family-owned businesses in the ham industry.

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Amiable Arts Foundation to host ‘Dancing for the Stars’ to support underserved youth in Jackson

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www.supertalk.fm – Jill Sanchez – 2025-03-05 13:17:00

SUMMARY: The Amiable Arts Foundation (AAF) will host its inaugural “Dancing for the Stars” fundraiser on April 5 at Union Station in Downtown Jackson. The event will feature local celebrities, community leaders, and talented dancers, aiming to inspire young artists from under-resourced communities. Proceeds will support arts education programs, including music, dance, and voice training. Notable participants include Dr. Justin Turner, Aikisha Colon, Rep. Fabian Nelson, and comedian Rita Brent, who will serve as the special guest judge. AAF’s goal is to provide young talent with tools and opportunities to explore their creative passions and uplift their communities.

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